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personally wouldn't want to see cursive standalone, all that java shit is super useful for those of us using clojure rather than clojurescript
@bfabry It would include all of that too - it would more or less be the IntelliJ community edition with a few things removed, and Cursive preinstalled.
The main benefit for me would be a one-click install (useful for total newbies) and that I could customise the setup experience (i.e. prompt the user whether they want a simpler UI etc).
well if it stayed with all the java stuff then not really fussed either way. If I had to vote on that vs say argument name hints I'd go the latter any day, but then I'm not a newbie and I don't know what your drop-off rate or support rate for a difficult install is
Neither do I really, and it’s always a tough call - one of Cursive’s main benefits is being easy to get started with, but that takes a lot of work which I could be dedicating to other things.
Several people have asked about using Cursive in academic settings, or for e.g. ClojureBridge, and it’s not good for that right now.
I believe Colin is investigating it https://twitter.com/CursiveIDE/status/852013619692814340
@yusup This issue is only in the latest EAP, eap-4 works fine. The link is in the mailing list thread: https://groups.google.com/d/topic/cursive/F8V2b103Ul4/discussion
@cfleming This might not be a cursive bug. I just want to run it by you in case you may have any thoughts about it. The problem I have is figwheel doesn’t see modification of some of my cljs files. It happens when I start figwheel sidecar in cursive’s repl, or start it in lein repl in terminal and connect to it as a remote repl. If I don’t connect cursive to it, figwheel works fine. I tracked down an found that the problematic cljs files appear under target/classes/ path. If I remove those files, the issue is resolved. Do you have any thoughts?